Sentence examples for built modernized from inspiring English sources

Infrastructure must be built, modernized and enhanced to withstand the strain, speed and interconnections of domestic and global commerce.

One example is the Industrial & Commercial Abatement Program (ICAP), which lowers tax rates for developers of industrial or commercial properties whose buildings are "built, modernized, expanded" or "physically improved".

Spending hundreds of billions to build, modernize and maintain our nuclear arsenal is in direct contradiction of this goal.

New York's waterways have been transformed over the last four decades, in large part as a result of the city's 14 sewage treatment plants, which were built or modernized with Clean Water Act money.

But the country's Foreign Ministry reiterated that the North would continue to build and modernize nuclear weapons.

And again, to help build or modernize 6,000 more, to get students out of trailers and into high-tech classrooms.

Fact Check: Mrs. Clinton was referring to her proposal for $275 billion in new infrastructure spending to build and modernize roads, bridges, airports, railways, ports, schools, water systems and more.

Billions of newly affluent consumers on the other side of the world clamor for our technologically sophisticated goods and services, without which they cannot build and modernize the societies their budding populations insist.

The Parliament's decision is in line with a recent plea made by a group of marine scientists, which called on members of the European Parliament to cut down on aid that encourages overfishing, including fuel subsidies and funds to build or modernize boats.

As the world's second most populous country feverishly builds and modernizes, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi promising "a new Chicago every year," the demand for affordable sources of sand is unabated.

It was the Japanese who built schools and modernized the economy.